Soaps, sweets and sweatshirts…BBQ sauce, blankets and baked goods…maple syrup and metalwork…knitted scarves and caps…heaps of holiday décor.
The 30 vendors at the fifth annual FFA craft fair in the new gym on Saturday morning had an assortment of goods to choose from.
A Christmas bonus for attendees, in the commons, Lacee Johnson’s Clipper Rising Voices, a select choir of third through fifth graders, held its first ever dedicated concert. Later, in the gym, Erik Hermanson’s Holiday Jazz gave its third performance of the year.
In the commons, the concession stand was open, and there were activities there for kids.
Money raised from craft fair will fund FFA trips and contests.
Sophie Walser and Charlie Gair as elves hosted craft activities for kids.
Art teacher Bre Roberts and her daughter Hope ran the Art Club booth. They sold tie-dyed T-shirts, buttons…
…and ornaments made by Art Club members.
The FFA booth, from L-R, FFA president Dacota Lotspeich, Brennon Holicky, CC Gair and FFA advisor Jordan Kuehl.
Clipper Rising Voices performed a set of Christmas songs.
Clipper Rising Voices
Clipper Rising Voices
The food stand had everything from breakfast pastries to sandwich meals. In the center is FFA member Raelynn Holicky. At right is FFA member Jacquelyn Heldberg.
Kayla Hoffman (left) sells a set of raffle tickets from the FFA stand.
Marshall Heldberg in the FFA trip to Italy fundraising stand.
Holiday Jazz: Anna Kawatski-Klein, Cecelia Gair, Taylor Wolf and Carter Kern.
Holiday Jazz: Vanessa Wondra and Emma Bluhm
Holiday Jazz director Erik Hermanson snaps a selfie with band members in the background.
Carter Kern and Sierra McCabe visit the Italy trip booth. Working the stand are Vanessa Wondra and Emma Bluhm.
Sophie Walser poses for a photo.
Blair Voit sports a stocking hat made by Knots for Nancy (Hintgen) and purchased from the Cleveland Courageous Hearts Relay for Life booth.